6.40 Haydn

7.5 Secular Music of the Renaissance

7.30 Modern Art from 1848

Story: Double Trouble by SHIRLEY GEE Presenters:
JULIE STEVENS , BRIAN CANT
Pianist PETER PETTINGER
Double bass RICHARD BROWN DesignerCOLIN GREEN
Scriptwriters SHIRLEY GEE , CAROLE WARD Director ALBERT BARBER ProducerANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE

5.0 The Argument from Design

5.25 Maths Analysis: Integration

5.50 Milk Bottles

6.15 Principles of Organic Synthesis

6.40 Le Corbusier: Villa Savoye

A series of five programmes Presented by Geoffrey Smith 4:House Plants
Imagine having a party and saying, ' Would you like an orange?' and then picking one off your own tree. The small tangerine is one of GEOFFREY SMITH 'S favourite house plants and this week he shows you how to grow it along with the more common rubber plant, Begonia rex and striped grass.
Series producer PETER RIDING Director BRIAN DAVIES
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with Robin Day , Richard Kershaw and Peter Woods
The News and an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines.

Champions of Crown Green Bowling compete for the BBC2 Masters Trophy The Final
Brian Duncan (Lancashire) v
Dennis Mercer (Cheshire)
This is the big one - and tonight's winner will be a worthy Master and E500 better off.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA from the green of the Waterloo Hotel, Blackpool.
Commentator HARRY RIGBY
Producer RAY LAKELAND BBC Manchester

The Swedish Model
The average industrial worker earns f7,000 a year. Only America has more cars and telephones per head. For 44 years, Sweden's Social Democrats have been building a prosperous welfare state, but at a price - high taxes. Graham Turner reports on the model economic society, and the new discontents.
Assistant editor PAUL ELLIS Editor JOHN DEKKER

The current World Champion Ray Reardon (Market Drayton) v John Spencer (Manchester), twice World Champion.
The World and Pot Black Champions meet for the first time in this series.
Introduced by Alan Weeks
BBC Birmingham
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The story of an English genius written by RONALD BLYTHE
This film, reshown tonight on the exact anniversary of the artist's birth 200 years ago, evokes the poetry and the beauty of the scenes that Constable painted. It shows how his work also reflected the tensions in his own nature as he struggled to gain recognition for both himself and his art. He lived in a society that was shocked by his originality and indifferent to the freshness of his vision. Narrated by Marius Goring
Voice of Constable GARY BOND
Producer JOHN READ

A story of Flanders in eight parts by Gerard Walschap

While Thijs has been away in Brussels, Rosa has married Karel the local schoolteacher, expecting that he will take her away from Valley Farm. But she soon realises that Karel has only married her for the farm and that the man she really loves, Thijs, has resigned himself to taking care of her half-witted sister Lotte. When Thijs returns to work on the farm after military service, Rosa looks desperately for a means of escape.

Starring Hugo Metsers as Thijs with the English voices of Peter Marinker, Kate Binchy Angela Pleasence

A co-production by AVRO (Holland) and BRT (Belgium).

Peter Woods ; Weather

JOHN WESTBROOK reads The Room by C. DAY LEWIS